archpriest (Meaning)

Wordnet

archpriest (n)

a senior clergyman and dignitary

Webster

A chief priest; also, a kind of vicar, or a rural dean.

No strong antonyms found.

The archpriest led the congregation in prayer during the Sunday service.
As archpriest, he held the highest clerical position within the parish.
The archpriest was known for his eloquent sermons and compassionate pastoral care.
His appointment as archpriest brought stability and renewed spiritual vigor to the parish.
The archpriest's guidance was sought by parishioners facing personal or spiritual challenges.
The archpriest worked tirelessly to foster a sense of unity and fellowship among the members of the parish.
Archpriests often played pivotal roles in local community affairs, advocating for social justice and charitable initiatives.
The archpriest's door was always open to those seeking counsel or solace.
The retirement of the beloved archpriest was met with heartfelt tributes and expressions of gratitude.
The new archpriest endeavored to build upon the legacy of his predecessors, striving to serve the needs of the parish with humility and dedication.

a senior clergyman and dignitaryA chief priest; also, a kind of vicar, or a rural dean.

abbot, dean, clergyman, monsignor, rector, presbyter, vicar, pope, archbishop, pastor

secular,layman, layperson, layperson, secular, layman,, lay reader, lay reader,lector

The archpriest led the congregation in prayer during the Sunday service.

As archpriest, he held the highest clerical position within the parish.

The archpriest was known for his eloquent sermons and compassionate pastoral care.

His appointment as archpriest brought stability and renewed spiritual vigor to the parish.